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A black leather doctor bag with Mallinckrodt branding on its side. It is rectangular in shape with a double brass zipper (allowing the lid to flip open) two vertical straps (providing additional support) and a handle on top (for carrying in a single hand). This was a promotional item presumably. It was photographed on a flat surface against a beige background.
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